High-performance computing cluster
(email: tranntt@phys.ncku.edu.tw
High Performance Computing (HPC) is becoming the first choice for researchers in various fields to gain insight into many other fields, especially those that need to perform complex mathematical calculations. HPC clusters/groups are designed for parallel computing, where computers/servers can operate independently or in parallel to handle large-scale computing tasks. The Cluster of Hi-GEM (Hi-GEM) provides 11 server nodes/servers, up to 2728 GB of memory and 120 TB of backup storage data to meet the needs of huge applications with high data and security for their data demanding processing power. Each single node/server (each contains 2 CPUs, 14 CPUs per core) supports high-speed computing power and high-speed network (56Gb/s) connected servers. In addition, the cluster is connected to the uninterruptible power supply system UPS, which can provide power for the cluster for about three hours in the event of a power outage. The following are the most commonly used commercial software that can be used for computing in clusters: VASP, Gaussian, and Matlab. This service can significantly improve the performance of industry, academia and research institutions.
(*SU is the unit of usage, and usage of 1 CPU core for 1 hour is 1SU.)
國立成功大學跨維綠能材料研究中心儀器設備使用及管理辦法 (Regulation of Instrument Management in HiGEM Research Center, NCKU)
國立成功大學跨維綠能材料研究中心儀器使用承諾書 (Commitment for Instrument of the HiGEM Research Center, NCKU)
儀器設備訓練課程申請表 (Facility Training Program Application)
委託操作服務申請表 (OEM Services Application Form)